When you get away from the chain restaurants, what is the food that makes a place unique?
Photo by Brian Hassell, 9 October 2008
During a brief stay in Houston, TX for a wedding.
Photo by Sharon Carlson, 6 October 2008
The food in Dali, China (Yunnan Province) is fantastic.
Photo by Jules Terrado, 25 September 2008
It was on one afternoon in Boracay wet market that we saw these snails--I never knew they were edible, until the vendor said they're good steamed with some leeks and garlic and herbs.
Photo by Dawn McCaslin, 22 September 2008
If you're looking for a place that draws all the locals, Prikid Cafe is the place.
Photo by Jazz Fan, 20 September 2008
The bar staff at McLoone's is standing by to make a drink of your desire to go with your meal.
Photo by Keith Graff, 15 September 2008
Tebichi are quite large.
Photo by Greg Marcum, 9 September 2008
Walking from our room to the beach, we cross a bridge to the beach.
Photo by Hilary Lambert, 3 September 2008
We gathered wild flowers, black cherries, apples and grapes from the woods and fields near Ithaca NY.
Article by Hilary Lambert, 3 September 2008
Learning to live, eat and travel locally takes time and involves eating a lot of swiss chard.
Article by Skippy Sanchez, 31 August 2008
Puebla beckoned my soul the first time I had that infamous concoction of chocolate and chilis.
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